A last chance this weekend to see a show that is charming audiences and for a good cause
Oscars Give Some Love to Films With South Fork ConnectionsAlthough nominations rained down on films with South Fork connections in January, by the time the Oscar awards ceremony came around, many of those films were eclipsed by others in those categories.
Posters in Paris With a Sag Harbor PedigreeArtwork by Paul Davis can be seen on the streets of Paris through Feb. 17.
Hamptons Designer Showhouse Nets a Big Check for HospitalSouthampton Hospital announced that this year’s Hamptons Designer Showhouse netted a $100,000 check to support its programs.
South Fork in the Mix in Oscar NominationsCarter Burwell of Amagansett is up for his first Academy Award for scoring the film "Carol."
Southampton House Stars in New Showtime Series ‘Billions’The house at the end of Meadow Lane sets the cat-and-mouse plot of the series in motion.
SBS Film Students Discover Dogme in East HamptonRecently, a group of Stony Brook Southampton film students pared down their approaches to storytelling, borrowing ideals adopted by Danish avant-garde directors in 1995.
Iris Smyles’s Book Blurb Contest Ends on FridayYour fictional blurb could appear on the back of the second book of Iris Smyles, an acclaimed author and current Guild Hall artist in residence.
Hamptons Film Fest Has New Funding and a New ProgramThe Hamptons International Film Festival announced new funding and a special master class in conjunction with its annual Screenwriters Lab to be held the weekend of April 8.
The Met Takes Over the Old Whitney Space in More Ways Than OneDespite an initial sense of dislocation, the new Met Breuer in the old Whitney Museum space has clearly claimed the building as its own and on its own terms.
Charlotte Park's Paintings Wow in New YorkThe exhibition at the Berry Campbell gallery shows the artist on her best days and is on view through Saturday
Chatting With Holly Hunter at the Film FestivalHolly Hunter spent a lot of her time at the Hamptons International Film Festival this weekend addressing the challenges women face in the film business.
Film Fest Opens With a Film Called 'Loving'The Hamptons International Film Festival opened on Thursday with a screening of Jeff Nichols's film 'Loving.'
Eckhart, Hunter, and Norton to Speak at Hamptons Film FestThe Hamptons International Film Festival announced on Thursday that Aaron Eckhart, Holly Hunter, and Edward Norton will take part in its "Conversation With" series at this year's festival.
Film Fest's Opening and Closing Films Announced"Loving" and "American Pastoral" will open and close the 2016 Hamptons International Film Festival, respectively.
Film Fest Will Honor Edward Norton for Career AchievementThe Hamptons International Film Festival announced this week that Edward Norton will receive a Career Achievement Award during this year's festival, citing a career of acting in as well as producing and directing a number of acclaimed and award-winning films.
Chance to Bid on Significant Art Works in Benefit AuctionsTwo art-centric summer benefit parties, the Watermill Center and LongHouse Reserve, are offering their onsite auctions online.
South Fork Employees Can Enjoy Free Theater Tonight in SouthamptonEmployees of the South Fork working in the service industry have been invited to tonight's preview performance of "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged" at no charge.
HIFF's 25th Anniversary Celebrations Will Start EarlyThis year, the Hamptons International Film Festival is celebrating its 25th anniversary with encore screenings of films from each of its annual festivals.
Hendrickson's Dominy Clock on Auction Block Saturday at Sotheby'sA rare Nathaniel Dominy IV clock will be sold at Sotheby's auction house in New York City on Saturday.